YouTube has changed the way videos are uploaded on the video streaming platform. In a tweet, YouTube informed users that from now on, while uploading a file, they will see an estimate of how long the file will take to be processed across different quality levels (SD, HD, 4K) before it gets uploaded.
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“more info, less guessing…starting today, you'll see time estimates for how long it'll take to finish processing your uploads across different video quality levels (SD, HD, &4k), so you can decide the right time to hit publish,” tweeted YouTube on Wednesday.
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Previously, the procedure to upload a video on the website had two different waiting periods. While the first part showed the time needed to upload the file from your computer/laptop to your YouTube account, the second part showed how long the file will take to be processed into a full-quality video.
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Previously, the procedure to upload a video on the website had two different waiting periods. While the first part showed the time needed to upload the file from your computer/laptop to your YouTube account, the second part showed how long the file will take to be processed into a full-quality video.
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The new feature merges both parts into one, which means that users will take less time than before to upload a clip.
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